Long Lost Relative Draws Darlene Evans Visit
Darlene Evans reports John Dokkie Sr. hosted a surprise relative from Nashville Jean Dokkie nee Miller, who shared a dramatic family tale of Kidnapping, wild frontier living near Hudson's Hope Finlay and McLeod Lake before moving to Tennessee. The column pivots to trapping season debate and eerie lights over Lone Prairie dating to 1961, tying family history to regional folklore.
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John Dokkie Sr
John Jr
Jean
Nee
Dokkie
Nashville
Tennessee
Dale Miller
Hudson’s Hope
The
Finlay
Fort Ware
McLeod Lake
Baldy Hughes Air Base
Prince George
John
Ruby
Richard Behn
Winter Roadshow Promotes Safe Driving Tips Across BC
The BC Road Builders and Heavy Construction Association along with three groups urge motorists to prepare for winter by inspecting tires oil antifreeze battery lights and brakes and by improving driving skills for starts braking and skids. They offer a free booklet at offices and a road information number to use before trips.
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B.C
Builders & Heavy Construction Association
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By Darlene Evans
Fort Finlay
Earth
Lone Prairie
Ministry of Transportation and Highways
Neil Vant
Lower Mainland
Association
Peace Country Maintenance Ltd
Traffic Safety Directorate and Motor Vehicle Branch
Ministry of Solicitor General
Angus Ree
Ara
Robert